Video: Flea Market Carny Who Tussled With Guests Is Arrested and Charged
A Ferris wheel operator caught on video whaling on patrons at a flea market has been arrested and charged.
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Opa-locka Commissioner Took Money to Ward Off Police, Ethics Commission Says
Former Opa-locka commissioner John B. Riley was found guilty of two ethics violations.
Aventura Ob-Gyn Accused of Using His Own Sperm in Fertility Procedure
When Roberta Voss took a DNA test 37 years later, she realized her dad wasn’t an anonymous donor at all.
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About the Wild Monkeys in Dania Beach
For years, no one knew for sure where the monkeys came from or how they came to drive Dania Beach bananas.
Fauci at FIU Conference: “Don’t Declare Victory Prematurely”
“Vaccination, vaccination, and vaccination. It’s as simple as that,” he said.
Following Alleged Crash Coverup, Two Miami Cops Are Slated for Termination
Deputy Chief Ronald Papier and Commander Nerly Papier have been recommended for termination following an alleged crash coverup.
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Rent in Miami Is Too Damn High — and It’s Getting Higher
According to a recent report, rents have only been climbing, even during the pandemic.
Transgender Protesters Allege Discrimination at Miami Jails
Three protesters who were arrested allege that Miami-Dade officers subjected them to genital inspections and humiliation.
Miami Fires Code Inspector Who Alleged Commissioner Assaulted Her
The City of Miami has fired former code inspector Suzann Nicholson, who claimed a city commissioner injured her at an illegal party.
Miami Lakes Beats County to Crypto Payment Setup
While larger Miami governments are studying how to integrate Bitcoin, the Town of Miami Lakes is already accepting cryptocurrency for town services.
Floridians Can Now Go Maskless at Most Major Gym Chains
After DeSantis lifted COVID-19 restrictions for the state, most major gym chains no longer require guests to wear masks inside.
Homestead Fish Farm Accused of Animal Cruelty After 800,000 Salmon Die Prematurely
Over the past year, 800,000 salmon died prematurely at a Homestead fish farm.
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Florida Governor Called “Fascist” After Barring Media From Election-Bill Signing
Many called DeSantis an outright fascist for only allowing a news outlet aligned with his conservative politics to cover the controversial bill.
Democratic Activist Was Labeled “Known Agitator” by Florida’s Top Police Agency
Miami-Dade police were told that a Democratic activist was a “known agitator” one day before barring him from a DeSantis event.
Little Haiti “Superhero” Uses Cryptocurrency to Benefit the Neighborhood
Captain Haiti, Little Haiti’s own superhero, is using cryptocurrency to sponsor neighborhood cleanups and encourage local investment.
Be Prepared: Critical Mass Bike Ride Returns Tonight
Miami’s Critical Mass bike route returns tonight at 7:15. Expect delays as scores of cyclists ride through swaths of Miami and Miami Beach.
Code Officer Sues Miami Commissioner for Libel After Incident at Illegal Party
A City of Miami employee who has accused a city commissioner of injuring her at an illegal party is now suing him for defamation.
Centner Academy Founders Gave More Than $1 Million to GOP in 2020
Founders of a Miami private school that barred vaccinated teachers from coming to work donated $1 million to Republican funds in 2020.
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After Allegations of Crash Cover-up, Miami PD Suspends Two Top Officials
Deputy Chief Ronald Papier and his wife, Cmdr. Nerly Papier, have been suspended pending an ongoing investigation.
Miami Won’t Budge on Dispensaries, Arguing That Marijuana Remains Illegal Federally
The City of Miami will go to court to determine if it should follow state or federal laws about whether medical marijuana can be sold legally.
Citing Low Demand, Jackson Health Will Stop Vaccinations After April 30
Citing low demand, the public hospital system announced it will stop administering first doses of the COVID vaccine after April 30.
Florida Rep Calls Chauvin Verdict “Mob Justice,” Criticized as “White Supremacist”
Sabatini’s tweet echoed right-wing insinuations that the jury verdict was coerced.